Sentence examples for doomed to another from inspiring English sources

Unless government adopts something like this framework, Zimbabwe is doomed to another round of trauma and destitution.

There is a strong sense here that if this conference fails, Somalia is doomed to another decade of disorder.

Unless some start is made on introducing the rule of law, Cambodia seems doomed to another generation of violence and corruption.

On Monday two years ago the Republic of Ireland were dominated by Scotland in a European Championship qualifier and looked doomed to another unsuccessful campaign.

Now we're all doomed to another six weeks of attack ads when — let's face it — all we really want are daffodils.

Rix finished off an 80-yard drive with a 19-yard touchdown pass to Anquan Boldin, ensuring that the Gators were doomed to another unhappy trip back to Gainesville.

Isn't the anthropologist doomed to misinterpret another culture?

Is the laid-back hipster's paradise doomed to become another mess of a big city?

Scarcely a year ago, industry analysts were suggesting that Barnes & Noble was doomed to follow another giant book chain, Borders, into administration.

Can it follow other winning science fiction adaptations like The Tripods, Six Million Dollar Man and Day of the Triffids or is it doomed to be another FlashForward?

IF NIGERIA, Africa's most populous country, is anything to go by, the sub-Saharan continent of some 800m people may be doomed to spend another generation or so in misery.